Some of Thursday’s severe thunderstorms include the potential for a few tornadoes.
Alex Sosnowski
Cold air from northern Canada will move into the Northeast beginning this weekend.
Severe weather that sparked dozens of tornadoes across the southern U.S. will end in coastal areas of the Carolinas and Florida.
For much of the Northeast and part of the Midwest, chilly days will outnumber mild days into the beginning of April.
More than 50 million Americans are at risk for violent and life-threatening thunderstorms.
The storm is likely to become one of the biggest snow producers of the season for the Denver area.
The storm system will cover nearly the entire country with a variety of hazardous impacts.
A rainstorm is likely to end with accumulating snow across a narrow corridor of the Plains and Midwest.
Some of the storms could become severe, with the potential to spawn isolated tornadoes and hail.
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